the pack being divided into two heaps on the table and a card taken from each heap and placed in the other: to discover such cards \n two methods (odd/even or bridge) \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
The Pack being divided into two Heaps on the Table and a Card taken from each Heap and placed in the other: to discover such Cards
das erraten einer gedachten karte \n spectator remembers card and its position \n unknown \n the card in the pocket \n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
the lost found \n performer removes sets of four cards from behind back and asks whether selection is among them, once the spectator says yes the card is located, estimation of position of card \n unknown \n unglaublich, aber wahr! \n ben-zur
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
The Lost Found
performer removes sets of four cards from behind back and asks whether selection is among them, once the spectator says yes the card is located, estimation of position of card
free choice & deck switch \n card freely chosen, then deck switched and card returned, card located because it is twice in the deck \n unknown
1897
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Free Choice & Deck Switch
card freely chosen, then deck switched and card returned, card located because it is twice in the deck
"die wievielte karte?" \n spectator cuts to a card and replaces, then remembers its position from the face, performer claims to make it the twenty-sixth card, count started from remembered position \n david tobias bamberg \n to allow a person to think of a card, and to make that card appear at such number in the pack as another person shall name \n unknown \n zur karten-piéce "die wievielte karte!" \n robert lenz
1900
die zauberwelt David Tobias Bamberg
"Die wievielte Karte?"
spectator cuts to a card and replaces, then remembers its position from the face, performer claims to make it the twenty-sixth card, count started from remembered position
das erraten einer gedachten karte \n card and its position remembered, performer removes a card and places it in his pocket, position counted to and card is gone, it is shown to be the one in the pocket \n francis king
1901
die zauberwelt Francis King
Das Erraten einer gedachten Karte
card and its position remembered, performer removes a card and places it in his pocket, position counted to and card is gone, it is shown to be the one in the pocket
unglaublich, aber wahr! \n deck shuffled, spectator cuts anywhere and remembers bottom card and replaces top half, performer removes sets of four cards from behind back and asks whether selection is among them, once the spectator says yes the card is located, estimation of packet thickness \n ben-zur \n the lost found \n unknown
1904
der zauberspiegel Ben-Zur
Unglaublich, aber wahr!
deck shuffled, spectator cuts anywhere and remembers bottom card and replaces top half, performer removes sets of four cards from behind back and asks whether selection is among them, once the spectator says yes the card is located, estimation of packet thickness
ein nie versagender trick \n card and its position remembered, dealing procedure, number asked for and card then located \n unknown \n das umzählen \n unknown
1904
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
Ein nie versagender Trick
card and its position remembered, dealing procedure, number asked for and card then located
gedankenerraten mit hülfe eines kartenspieles \n card and its position remembered and later card found and three other selections produced from pocket \n a. j.
1904
die zauberwelt A. J.
Gedankenerraten mit Hülfe eines Kartenspieles
card and its position remembered and later card found and three other selections produced from pocket
fourth method \n spectator peeks at a card in his own hands and it is found, estimation and stack, "the bungling and unobserving performer will meet his waterloo in this experiment" \n t. nelson downs
1909
the art of magic T. Nelson Downs
Fourth Method
spectator peeks at a card in his own hands and it is found, estimation and stack, "the bungling and unobserving performer will meet his Waterloo in this experiment"
to discover and pocket (before asking any question) the card thought of by a spectator \n spectator remembers card and its position, performer removes it and puts it in his pocket \n c. o. williams \n to discover and pocket (before asking any question) the card thought of by a spectator \n c. o. williams
1911
later magic C. O. Williams
To Discover and Pocket (Before Asking Any Question) the Card Thought of by a Spectator
spectator remembers card and its position, performer removes it and puts it in his pocket
to discover and pocket (before asking any question) the card thought of by a spectator \n spectator remembers card and its position, performer removes it and puts it in his pocket \n c. o. williams \n to discover and pocket (before asking any question) the card thought of by a spectator \n c. o. williams
1911
magical titbits C. O. Williams
To Discover and Pocket (Before Asking Any Question) the Card Thought of by a Spectator
spectator remembers card and its position, performer removes it and puts it in his pocket
close range mind reading \n no. 1, cards riffle shuffled once, low values removed, remaining thirty-two cards dealt into two piles, one card moved over and located, interlocking chains \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries Charles T. Jordan
Close Range Mind Reading
No. 1, cards riffle shuffled once, low values removed, remaining thirty-two cards dealt into two piles, one card moved over and located, interlocking chains
long distance mind reading \n no. 2, card trick performed via mail, deck riffle shuffled once and cut in two halves, one card moved from one half to the other and either half mailed back \n charles t. jordan \n magic by mail \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries Charles T. Jordan
Long Distance Mind Reading
No. 2, card trick performed via mail, deck riffle shuffled once and cut in two halves, one card moved from one half to the other and either half mailed back
the premo \n no. 3, card located after three riffle shuffles, interlocking chains, optional with marked deck or blindfolded \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries Charles T. Jordan
The Premo
No. 3, card located after three riffle shuffles, interlocking chains, optional with marked deck or blindfolded
a novel detection \n no. 4, spectator counts down cards and remembers the last one, halves riffle shuffled together, interlocking chains \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries Charles T. Jordan
A Novel Detection
No. 4, spectator counts down cards and remembers the last one, halves riffle shuffled together, interlocking chains
the dealing dovetail detection \n no. 5, card is found after lots of real shuffling \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries Charles T. Jordan
the bare-faced detection \n no. 13, card chosen by cutting, found with the faced towards the spectators at all times \n charles t. jordan \n "exact location" (juan tamariz, mnemonica)
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries Charles T. Jordan
The Bare-Faced Detection
No. 13, card chosen by cutting, found with the faced towards the spectators at all times
divino \n no. 5, deck dealt into two piles, card at position in one half remembered, deck pocketed, number named, card at that position is selection \n charles t. jordan \n divino \n charles t. jordan
1920
ten new prepared card tricks Charles T. Jordan
Divino
No. 5, deck dealt into two piles, card at position in one half remembered, deck pocketed, number named, card at that position is selection
the life saver \n no. 8, single card location, from new deck order \n charles t. jordan \n the life saver \n charles t. jordan
1920
ten new impromptu card tricks Charles T. Jordan
the nifty key \n \n charles t. jordan \n the nifty key \n charles t. jordan \n estimated sunken key \n tomas blomberg
1921
the four full hands Charles T. Jordan
the take a peek card trick \n four groups shuffled, card chosen and by looking at the section it came from it is divined \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands Charles T. Jordan
The Take a Peek Card Trick
four groups shuffled, card chosen and by looking at the section it came from it is divined
to pick out any card called for behind the back \n \n louis nikola \n to pick out any card called for behind the back \n louis nikola
1927
the nikola card system Louis Nikola
to produce cards called for from the pocket \n \n louis nikola \n to produce cards called for from the pocket \n louis nikola
1927
the nikola card system Louis Nikola
the genii cut-deck location \n deck cut behind performer's back, one-way pack \n theodore annemann \n the genii reversal \n theodore annemann
1931
the book without a name Theodore Annemann
a card is found once more \n \n theodore annemann \n a card is found once more \n theodore annemann \n the annotated annemann \n karl fulves \n theodore annemann \n mexican with a memory \n edward marlo \n the two halves reversal \n theodore annemann
1934
sh-h-h--! it's a secret Theodore Annemann
surpasso \n selection is inserted in cased deck by spectator and divined, deck pressed together in case \n walter b. gibson
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Walter B. Gibson
Surpasso
selection is inserted in cased deck by spectator and divined, deck pressed together in case
the card miracle - certain: 1. tucker's version \n spectator cuts anywhere and remembers bottom card, estimation, card is on top or in pocket in this handling \n tommy tucker \n fourth method \n t. nelson downs
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Tommy Tucker
The Card Miracle - Certain: 1. Tucker's Version
spectator cuts anywhere and remembers bottom card, estimation, card is on top or in pocket in this handling
2. abbott's version. "the certain card trick." \n spectator cuts anywhere and remembers bottom card, estimation, dealing out in packets and asking in which one it is \n percy abbott \n estimated sunken key \n tomas blomberg
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Percy Abbott
2. Abbott's version. "The Certain Card Trick."
spectator cuts anywhere and remembers bottom card, estimation, dealing out in packets and asking in which one it is
3. the nelson downs original. \n spectator cuts anywhere and remembers bottom card, estimation, card is on top or in pocket in this handling \n t. nelson downs \n fourth method \n t. nelson downs
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks T. Nelson Downs
3. The Nelson Downs Original.
spectator cuts anywhere and remembers bottom card, estimation, card is on top or in pocket in this handling
premo detection \n one-way backs, alternating \n charles t. jordan \n one of fifty-two \n bob hummer
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Charles T. Jordan
a card is found once more \n one-way backs \n theodore annemann \n a card is found once more \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Theodore Annemann
a principle in disguise \n divided one-way backs \n harry vosburgh \n a principle in disguise \n jack vosburgh
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Harry Vosburgh
novel card discovery \n odd/even system for divided deck, spectator riffle shuffles \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Charles T. Jordan
Novel Card Discovery
odd/even system for divided deck, spectator riffle shuffles
improved marvelous prediction \n odd/even system for divided deck, spectator riffle shuffles, set-up in front of spectators by openly dealing into some heaps \n charles t. jordan \n improved marvelous prediction \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Charles T. Jordan
Improved Marvelous Prediction
odd/even system for divided deck, spectator riffle shuffles, set-up in front of spectators by openly dealing into some heaps
mephistopheles' touch \n divination with a partial stack \n charles t. jordan \n among friends \n herb runge
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Charles T. Jordan
one in fourteen \n selection from cyclic set-up (eight kings, si stebbins, ...) \n theodore annemann
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Theodore Annemann
One in Fourteen
selection from cyclic set-up (Eight Kings, Si Stebbins, ...)
super count down \n thought-of number is dealt, performer finds it out, also with selection, red-black alternating set-up \n dai vernon
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Dai Vernon
Super Count Down
thought-of number is dealt, performer finds it out, also with selection, red-black alternating set-up
the wizard's dream \n free selection in riffle shuffled deck is found, full stack \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Charles T. Jordan
The Wizard's Dream
free selection in riffle shuffled deck is found, full stack
out of sight \n card chosen behind back from stacked deck, key card palmed and glimpsed \n william larsen
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks William Larsen
Out of Sight
card chosen behind back from stacked deck, key card palmed and glimpsed
a prearranged pack of cards that can be shuffled \n long-short deck with pairs that fit together via si stebbins system \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
A Prearranged Pack of Cards that can be Shuffled
long-short deck with pairs that fit together via Si Stebbins system
new pack detection \n divided deck principle with new deck order \n charles t. jordan \n the new pack detection \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Charles T. Jordan
impromptu detection \n scratching as edge marks \n charles t. jordan \n charles t. jordan's "an impromptu detection" in "collected tricks" p. 39 \n a possible impossibility \n bob hummer \n knife edged \n karl fulves
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Charles T. Jordan
les cartes par hasard \n card thought of from the middle while riffled, multiple out after dealing into four piles \n stuart p. cramer \n jinxed \n steve beam \n jinxed \n steve beam
1937
the jinx 1-50 Stuart P. Cramer
Les Cartes par Hasard
card thought of from the middle while riffled, multiple out after dealing into four piles
locatrik \n location with two keys and two outs, gemini twins precursor \n theodore annemann \n polar stab \n steve beam \n scott robinson
1937
the jinx 1-50 Theodore Annemann
Locatrik
location with two keys and two outs, Gemini Twins precursor
the three pile trick \n spectator notes position of mentally selected card, first card is key card \n carl waring jones \n alone in the dark \n jack parker
1938
greater magic Carl Waring Jones
The Three Pile Trick
spectator notes position of mentally selected card, first card is key card
one from five \n one from five memorized card is chosen and located by touch \n unknown \n the dummy fan force \n james swain
1938
greater magic
Unknown
One from Five
one from five memorized card is chosen and located by touch
to make the spectator reverse the card himself \n one way deck \n unknown \n the involuntary stooge \n fred kaps \n the around the table reversal \n unknown
1938
greater magic
Unknown
a great location trick \n subtle key card location \n paul rosini \n two piles and subtract \n martin gardner \n your number - your card \n paul rosini \n i'm not peeking i \n lennart green \n i'm not peeking ii \n lennart green
1938
greater magic Paul Rosini
the ultra find \n handling for interlocking chain location that avoids obvious studying of order \n theodore annemann \n ultra-find \n david solomon
1938
the jinx 1-50 Theodore Annemann
The Ultra Find
handling for interlocking chain location that avoids obvious studying of order
the "last word" location \n two key cards, multiple out procedure in placing one of the keys \n orville wayne meyer
1939
more card manipulations Orville Wayne Meyer
The "Last Word" Location
two key cards, multiple out procedure in placing one of the keys
eagle location \n risky location in which spectator shuffles his own card back \n theodore annemann \n eagle eye \n brad hodgins \n ross tayler \n one for the boys #1 \n ross tayler \n charlie ordania
1939
the jinx 51-100 Theodore Annemann
Eagle Location
risky location in which spectator shuffles his own card back
nomenclature \n three random names are spelled, selection found, automatic placement procedure \n joseph dunninger \n combination \n al cohn \n nomenclature \n joseph dunninger \n mental dice \n karl fulves
1939
the jinx 51-100 Joseph Dunninger
Nomenclature
three random names are spelled, selection found, automatic placement procedure
mind mirror \n one suit on top \n jack mcmillen \n the mind mirror \n jack mcmillen \n jean hugard \n frederick braue \n "mind mirror" resilvered \n jerry l. christensen \n reflected thoughts \n andrew galloway \n the third shuffle \n jason england
1940
expert card technique Jack McMillen
the twenty-sixth location \n get-ready trick to get key in center, spelling \n unknown \n middle maze \n bruce elliott \n ring \n r. paul wilson \n the queen doesn't know jack \n steve beam \n sunken riser \n harry riser
1940
expert card technique
Unknown
two piles and subtract \n spectator remembers a card and its position, two piles made and card eventually found \n martin gardner \n a great location trick \n paul rosini
1940
12 tricks with a borrowed deck Martin Gardner
Two Piles and Subtract
spectator remembers a card and its position, two piles made and card eventually found
the mind mirror \n with stripper deck \n jack mcmillen \n jean hugard \n frederick braue \n mind mirror \n jack mcmillen
1941
the stripper deck Jack McMillen, Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
a subtle location \n spectator counts down and remembers card, two handlings, stripper deck \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1941
the stripper deck Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
A Subtle Location
spectator counts down and remembers card, two handlings, stripper deck
a possible impossibility \n deck under handkerchief, packet cut and shuffled, bottom card remembered and packet replaced on deck, card is located, nail edge mark of entire deck \n bob hummer \n a possible impossibility \n bob hummer \n a possible impossibility \n bob hummer
1941
six more hummers Bob Hummer
A Possible Impossibility
deck under handkerchief, packet cut and shuffled, bottom card remembered and packet replaced on deck, card is located, nail edge mark of entire deck
joe berg's "count down" card mystery \n spectator does some dealing and remembering, then finds his own card via fan force \n joe berg \n tribute to tarbell \n richard osterlind
1941/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 1 Joe Berg
Joe Berg's "Count Down" Card Mystery
spectator does some dealing and remembering, then finds his own card via fan force
the perfect card location \n setting double back key card \n henry christ \n the miracle divination \n eugenia braue \n turn of the century \n paul curry
1942
prepared cards and accessories Henry Christ
the perfect card location - impromptu method \n see footnote \n henry christ \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1942
prepared cards and accessories Henry Christ, Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
a salted card \n deck cuts itself at selection when thrown on table \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1942
prepared cards and accessories Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
A Salted Card
deck cuts itself at selection when thrown on table
a clever card discovery \n mathematical, based on telephone mystery \n george g. kaplan \n audley walsh \n al baker
1942/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 2 George G. Kaplan, Audley Walsh, Al Baker
ode to the jinx \n three piles, one card from one pile selected and packet counted, card is found in performer's pocket \n clyde cairy
1943
the phoenix 1-50 Clyde Cairy
Ode to The Jinx
three piles, one card from one pile selected and packet counted, card is found in performer's pocket
les cartes par hasard \n card thought of from the middle while riffled, multiple out after dealing into four piles \n stuart p. cramer
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks Stuart P. Cramer
Les Cartes Par Hasard
card thought of from the middle while riffled, multiple out after dealing into four piles
by mail (nail) \n packet extracted from case, bottom card remembered and shuffled \n bob hummer \n by mail \n bob hummer
1944
six-trix for 1944 Bob Hummer
By Mail (nail)
packet extracted from case, bottom card remembered and shuffled
four chances - a novel card location \n experiment no. 13 - position where spectator cuts to is estimated \n arthur h. buckley
1946
card control Arthur H. Buckley
Four Chances - A Novel Card Location
Experiment No. 13 - position where spectator cuts to is estimated
packet prediction \n cards cut off top and bottom to show no key cards are in use \n warren wiersbe \n sixth fooler \n edward marlo \n warren wiersbe \n psykick \n karl fulves \n psykick ii \n karl fulves \n fate deals the cards \n warren wiersbe
1946
mental cases with cards Warren Wiersbe
Packet Prediction
cards cut off top and bottom to show no key cards are in use
bobo locatrix \n card selected with seemingly fair cutting procedure, key card, location via "trick that cannot be explained" type procedure \n j. b. bobo
1947
watch this one! J. B. Bobo
Bobo Locatrix
card selected with seemingly fair cutting procedure, key card, location via "Trick that Cannot be Explained" type procedure
a new card discovery \n key above and below selection and riffle shuffle, added in 1947 reprint (instead of "just a square of paper") \n charles t. jordan
1947
the four full hands Charles T. Jordan
A New Card Discovery
key above and below selection and riffle shuffle, added in 1947 reprint (instead of "Just a Square of Paper")
double-back corner-short location \n out of the room selection \n unknown \n turn of the century \n paul curry \n an old (sheared) black ram<sup>2</sup> \n michael weber \n paul curry
1948
the fine art of magic
Unknown
the yogi´s secret \n putting flesh-colored daub on spectators forehead for an out of the room selection \n george g. kaplan
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
The Yogi´s Secret
putting flesh-colored daub on spectators forehead for an out of the room selection
under the table \n cards under table, one selected, shuffled and found, three methods \n clayton rawson \n under more! table \n george blake \n mental miracle \n karl fulves \n under the table \n karl fulves \n undercover work \n karl fulves \n john scarne
1949
the phoenix 151-200 Clayton Rawson
Under the Table
cards under table, one selected, shuffled and found, three methods
time must tell \n using natural imperfection \n cy endfield \n time must tell \n cy endfield \n time must tell \n cy endfield
1949
the phoenix 151-200 Cy Endfield
under more! table \n several methods for finding a card selected under a table \n george blake \n under the table \n clayton rawson
1949
the phoenix 151-200 George Blake
Under More! Table
several methods for finding a card selected under a table
on location \n spectator marks a card with an x behind his back, performer locates it behind his back
- method no. 1 (deck of double backers)
- method no. 2 (deck switch behind back) \n don tanner
1949
grant's inner circle magazine Don Tanner
On Location
spectator marks a card with an X behind his back, performer locates it behind his back
tap tap tap \n selection and five other cards are put in envelopes, performer taps the envelopes and spectator mentally spells his card, when he stops the performer his hand is on the correct envelope, using deck with different backs (rainbow) \n royal vale heath
1950
the phoenix 201 — 250 Royal Vale Heath
Tap Tap Tap
selection and five other cards are put in envelopes, performer taps the envelopes and spectator mentally spells his card, when he stops the performer his hand is on the correct envelope, using deck with different backs (rainbow)
howdy knowit! \n with 27 cards, three piles, performer knows selection and position \n l. vosburgh lyons \n james a. fowler
1950
the phoenix 201 — 250 L. Vosburgh Lyons, James A. Fowler
Howdy Knowit!
with 27 cards, three piles, performer knows selection and position
mind reading \n spectator thinks of a number and remembers the card on it's position, after the performer fails to find it, the spectator finds his card at the number turned over \n bill simon
1952
effective card magic Bill Simon
Mind Reading
spectator thinks of a number and remembers the card on it's position, after the performer fails to find it, the spectator finds his card at the number turned over
a possible impossibility \n deck under handkerchief, packet cut and shuffled, bottom card remembered and packet replaced on deck, card is located, nail edge mark of entire deck \n bob hummer \n a possible impossibility \n bob hummer
1952
ireland's yearbooks Bob Hummer
A Possible Impossibility
deck under handkerchief, packet cut and shuffled, bottom card remembered and packet replaced on deck, card is located, nail edge mark of entire deck
a miracle discovery \n three piles are made and under impossible conditions selection is found, using three key cards \n chan canasta \n effect \n chan canasta \n canastrick \n lewis jones \n chan canasta
1953
a miracle discovery Chan Canasta
A Miracle Discovery
three piles are made and under impossible conditions selection is found, using three key cards
time must tell \n using natural imperfection \n cy endfield \n time must tell \n cy endfield
1955
cy endfield's entertaining card magic — part iii Cy Endfield
psychia-trik \n spectator turns over and choses a card, performer finds it \n gene "phantini" grant \n variation on effects \n gene "phantini" grant
1955
phantini's lost book of mental secrets Gene "Phantini" Grant
Psychia-Trik
spectator turns over and choses a card, performer finds it
time must tell \n using natural imperfection, clock lay out, with lie detector presentation \n cy endfield \n time must tell \n cy endfield
1956
the best in magic Cy Endfield
Time Must Tell
using natural imperfection, clock lay out, with lie detector presentation
a unique location \n \n lu brent \n "telephone card trick" (al baker, audley walsh) \n the "impossible" location \n george g. kaplan
1956
fifteen star card effects Lu Brent
magic by mail \n divination of selected card by mail, deck is sent through the post, deck is shuffled and card is selected, only half the cards are sent to the magician, yet card is divined. uses interlocking chains \n charles t. jordan \n long distance mind reading \n charles t. jordan
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery Charles T. Jordan
Magic by Mail
Divination of selected card by mail, deck is sent through the post, deck is shuffled and card is selected, only half the cards are sent to the magician, yet card is divined. Uses interlocking chains
look up \n spectator spreads through deck and thinks of one \n dai vernon \n estimation #2 \n john c. wagner \n dai vernon \n look-as-i-look \n roger crosthwaite
1959
inner secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
the trio \n routine with three effects:
- two minds - a single thought (two spectator's think of the same card)
- before your very eyes (finding selection)
- gamma location (challenge card location) \n sidney lawrence \n blue dice \n marvin johnson
1959
card tricks Sidney Lawrence
The Trio
Routine with three effects:
Two Minds - a Single Thought (two spectator's think of the same card)
fifteen card trick routine - 4 \n card chosen from and replaced in spread, fair, found via stop trick \n charlie miller
1961
the magic of charles earle miller Charlie Miller
Fifteen Card Trick Routine - 4
card chosen from and replaced in spread, fair, found via stop trick
fifteen card trick routine - 9 \n spectator remembers card and its position, card stabbed in deck, its value used to count down and find selection \n rolland hamblen \n charlie miller \n u. f. grant
1961
the magic of charles earle miller Rolland Hamblen, Charlie Miller, U. F. Grant
Fifteen Card Trick Routine - 9
spectator remembers card and its position, card stabbed in deck, its value used to count down and find selection
piles \n deck is dealt in several piles one card from center of a pile is remembered and found \n ronald b. edwards
1961
the new phoenix 351-400 Ronald B. Edwards
Piles
deck is dealt in several piles one card from center of a pile is remembered and found
"think i'll stop here" \n using vernon's ending procedure from oosoom as a multiple out for estimation location \n edward marlo \n out of sight - out of mind \n dai vernon
1962
estimation Edward Marlo
"Think I'll Stop Here"
using Vernon's ending procedure from OOSOOM as a multiple out for estimation location